Piano - Chords And Scales Relationship Series (Major)

1. Intro - Major Scales And Chords : Hey guys, welcome to my course, the major scales and chords series. This is going to be the first of a two-part series in this class. I'm going to show you all of the major scales in the left-hand and the right-hand and playing them at the same time. I'm also going to show you how to play the cause of illness skills in our right hand. So e.g. I'm gonna show you how to find the C major chord, C major scale, and a D major chord, D major scale, and so on. I will also be breaking down to you to circle of fifths and how that works in regards to learn major scales. So I look forward to having you on this course and showing you the skills and the courts. Alright, so I'll see you all. 2. Scales And Chords Explanation: So what is a scale? A scale is basically a family of nodes that belong to each other. So think of it like your real fan. You've got your mom or your dad. You got your cousins, your arms, your nieces, etc. Alright, to see a scale like a family of nodes that belong to each other, right? So think of it like this, that each family has its own personality. E.g. you might have a happy family over here and maybe a family that's a bit more not so happy over here. So that is how I want you to approach your skills now to see them as a family, different families. Also, there are many skills as well, not just one skill. So you've got major scale, you've got minor scale, you've got pentatonic scales, you've got your blues scales. You've got Asian skills. You've got so many different scales that are used in all types of music. But the most common scale that you will find, especially in the Western world, is the minor and major scale. And that's the skills that you'll find in pop, rock songs, hip hop songs, R&B songs, etc. So what is a code? A code is basically more than one note played at the same time. So a melody is when you play one single node at a time, but codes when you play more than one OH, at the same time. And the code can be as small as two notes and as big as Can not being played. So in order to teach you the skills and cools, and then they use a tool called the circle of fifths. And I know you're probably wondering what is the circle of fifths? So the circle of fifths is just a tool that is used to show the relationships between the notes, the tones in a chromatic scale. It also shows their key signatures, and also it shows you the major and minor keys and how they relate to each other as well. This will all be explained within the course as well. So I'm going to break all this down to you in the lesson, so don't worry, it will all become clear when we start doing it. Practically. So enough of the token, we're going to start right now. So I will see you for our very first lesson. 3. Circle of 5ths + 4ths Explained : Then you quickly explain to you how circumfix work. So when we go clockwise, sharps, when we go anticlockwise, it's gonna be flats or sharps, meaning the hashtags, and flat meaning the uncoupled to bees. So the circle face or clockwise, and the circle of fourths or anticlockwise. Let's start with C as an example. The first five notes of a C major scale are C, D, E. G is a fifth note in the scale of C is G. So that'll be the next note in the circle of fifths. So that's why we go to G next after the sequence, the fifth note in the previous scale. So if you go to G, the fifth note in a G major scale is D. That's what the next note in the circle of fifths. And if you go to D, The next note, fifth note in the D major scale is a HUB. You're now seeing a pattern. If you noticed on the diagram, C has no sharps or flats. But when you've got two G major scale, you notice there was one black node, which is the F-sharp. We go to the D major scale. We noticed the rest of two black notes, which is the F-sharp and C-sharp. So what we're essentially doing, so we're adding a new sharp node. It's the new skills that were on. Okay? Just keeps adding on. And similar to a circle of fifths, the circle forced at flat nodes, right? So still black notes, but we're calling them flats. So if you notice f has one black node, which is the B-flat, which has one flat. Then we go to the next note, which is B-flat, which is the fourth note in the F major scale. The F major scales, F, G, a, B-Flat, the footnote, right? That's why he's got B-flat. B-flat has two black nodes, which is the B-flat, which was found in the F-major scale. And the new black note, which is E flat. Okay, so that's what our pattern works. So if what I just said, She is not clear who will make sense once we put it all into practice. So we're now going to start our very first lesson, which is the C major scale and cold as well. 4. C Major Scale Intro: The very first girl will go to look at is the C major scale. And as previously mentioned, the C major scale has no sharps or flats. And I can see next up, I'm going to show you how you play the scale in our Ryan. 5. CM Scale (Right Hand) : I'm going to show you the C major scale in the right hand first. I'm going to do it over to update that, I'm gonna show you the left hand, the C major scale afterwards. So in the right hand, it goes like this. I'll play to you quickly after 41234. And there we have it, guys. So to play this, what we need to do is that we put our thumb on that C and we go up 123. So 123. Then when we get to that third finger, we have to go underwater form like this because underneath it, 12341, more time. So it's 123, go underneath 1234. We get to that full finger. We've got underneath again with the thumb, 123 and under again, 1,234.5. Flee one more time. So it goes like this. 123, go under, 1234, go under again. 123, go under 1,234.5. So I'm gonna play this for the metronome and I would like you to join me. So I'm playing this at 90 ppm off the fall. 123, go under under under. Let's do that again. 123, go under under, under again. We end there. Okay, and going backwards now it goes like this. So we're going back with 54321. Now we'll go over with the third finger, free to one, because over with the forefinger, 4321, go over with the first finger. One free, 321. By that. One more time. So it goes like this. 54321, go over the phone with the third finger free to one. Now with the fourth, 4321. Now, 32.1 plays with the metronome now and I want you to draw me just going backwards. 123, go over, over, over one more time. 123, go over, over, over. There, we have it. So now guys, I wanted to go forward and backwards with the scale. Okay. So after 4123, go backwards and hello wasn't too hard for you. Let's do that one more time. 123, go backwards. And that is how we play this exercise going forward and backwards in the right hand. So next I'm going to show you how we play this in the left-hand. 6. CM Scale (Left Hand ) : I am now going to show you how we play the C major scale in the left hand. So after four, I'm gonna demonstrate this to you, 1234. So to play this one, we now start with my pinky, a little finger, which is the fifth finger. And we go up 54321, go over with the first finger, free to one over the fourth. 432110 over with the third, 32.1. Let's see one more time. So it's 54321 over with the third free to one over with a force over the third, 32.1. This pace with the metronome. So dry me off the floor when you're ready. 123, go over one more time. 123, go over, over over n. Rush to go backwards until you got afford Park, correct. So now going backwards, we go like this. So it's 123 under 1234, go under one to Frank Underwood, the farm, 1,234.5. We want more time. So it's 12341234. Go under 123 under again, 1,234.5. Sung a pay this. Now with the metronome. Drop me off to 41234. Go under under under. More time. 123, go on dark. Under under. So guys, we're now going to go forward and backwards in the left hand. Off the fall. 123 go backwards. And what time? 123 go backwards. And we end right there. Alright, so I'll see you for the next lesson. 7. CM Scale (Both Hands) : Hey guys, Now we're looking at putting both hands together for the C major scale. So it goes like this. I play it for you quickly. So after 41234. And that's how you play the C major scale in both hands. So to be able to play both hands together, you've got to really know your left hand and right hand going forward and backwards. So let me explain how we're going to do this. So it goes like this. So it's 123, go under, we hit a free in your right hand. Then continue on for five to go over with the left hand with the third finger. Then this gives the forefinger. Now in the right hand, we go under with the firm. Then go over now with our third finger in the left hand on the day. Tim go under now the right hand on the E, and go over now with the forefinger on the G in your left hand. Can be completed. Right? That. But if you want more time, so it's one free go under which your right hand on the G, we go over the left-hand. Then on the baby go under the right hand. Over now on D with the left hand, with the forefinger. Go under now on the E Again, the right hand, on the G, because over with the left hand, then complete it. Just like that. Alright, so now I want us to play going forward. Now, like I said. Now, now we'd like you to join me as I go all the way up. All right. So after 41 to free fall, after 41234. Okay. So now I'm going to play it with a metronome. Off the fall. 12341 more time. 123. Go. If you'll find that challenging, slow the video down and watch my fingers as I go up. Yeah, Just take your time with this one. Don't rush. All right. So it goes like this. Go under with your thumb in your left hand. Go over with the third finger in your right hand and go under your left hand on the D forefinger and be in your right hand. Then go under with the farm in your left hand over your fretting, gotten the right hand. Finish off. Like that. Let's now do this with the metronome going back after 412341. More time. T, free, go. 34. Alright guys, so now we're going to go forward and backwards. So don't attempt to do this unless you can play for going forwards and backwards. Alright, so after 4123 go, my time 123 go. So what are guys? And I will see you for next girl, which is going to be the G major scale. See you soon. 8. C Major Chord Intro: Now to play the C major chord, or we have to do is take that first, third, and fifth note of that scale. So the notes will be C as this, the first note in the scale. That will be E. And the next note would be G, which is the fifth note in the major scale. So that's how we form the major chord song and show you how you play that next. 9. C Major Chord : A C major chord with power from on the sea. First finger on the E, and our little finger on the genome. And we press it down like this. Again. 2341 more time. 234. And that's it. 10. G Major Scale Intro: G may just go to the next scale in the circle of fifths. And that scale has one black node. One black nodes is the F sharp, as you can see. I'm going to show you how it played his neck. 11. GM Scale (Right Hand): So we're now going to look at our next scale in the circle of fifths, which is the G major scale. So just to note, the fingering is exactly the same as the C major scale. So it's going to be 1, 2 3, 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3, 1 2 3, 4, 5. So like this. So CI, go under with a farm 123. Now your forefinger will go into the F sharp. So that'll be our only black nodes going from G to G. Go under 123, go under 1234, and F sharp again, and five. So all you need to know is that your forefinger will always land on that black note, which is the F sharp. Okay, let's do that one more time. So it goes like this. Go under. Go to the F sharp with the forefinger. Go under again on the g123o under one, free, and end on the fifth finger, which is five. So just have this in mind. We're just going from G to G. So all the white notes apart from F, which is now turned to F sharp. So we no longer play F and we play F sharp. So that's the only difference with a C scale and the G scale is that we're going from G to G. And we're playing F sharp as our black node. So we're not going to play this with the metronome at 80 BPM after 4123, go one more time, 123, go. That is how we pay the right-hand side, the G major scale. So I'll see you for our next one, which is the left hand. 12. GM Scale (Left Hand): So for the left hand or the same fingering as I mentioned before, but now we're adding the F sharp. Alright, so like this, watch my fingers. So it's 54321, free. Now your second finger will go into F sharp, 214-32-1321. So just know that your second finger lands on the F sharp now, right and going backwards. 123-123-4123, then 1,234.5. Let's do that one more time, right? No metronome. So 123, go 123. Go back. Now at the metronome after 41234. And that is how we pay the left hand. So next up is both hands together. 13. GM Scale (Both Hands): So we're gonna put both hands together now, and it's exactly the same finger pattern as C major. Just want to repeat that again. All we're doing now is F-sharp starting on G and add an F sharp node. So I'm going to play this nice and slow so you can see what my fingers are doing. So it goes like this. One. Free, changing your right hand to the farm, but keep going your left hand for five, go over your left hand. Free-fed fingers together. Then the second finger in your left hand will be on the F sharp and your forefinger in the right hand will be on F sharp. Then firms together. Forefinger over in your left hand. Then under in your right hand with the farm thing is all the five fingers in your right hand over your left hand with the third finger. Then end like that. Alright, so you can watch that over and over as you understand what I do with my fingers. Yep. So now let's Trump put this all together. Alright, just going forward. So after 4,123.4 s forefinger on a black note from over over the left hand. And there we have it. As you should know by now, we're using the same thing as going backwards, as we use going forward. So like this, I would like you all just to work on going forward and backwards with the G major scale. And tight, nice and slow without no metronome, the whites, you can do that. Then I would like you to draw me at this point here. Well, I'm going to play with the metronome going forward and backwards in both hands. After 4123, go again, 234. And that is how we play. G major scale in both hands go forward and backwards. So just work on that for me and I'll see you for our next scale, which is D major. 14. G Major Chord Into: The notes for the G major chord, our g, which is the first note of the scale, which the third note in the scale. And D, which is the fifth note in the scale. I will show you this next. 15. G Major Chord: The G major chord, our CI, which is the first note of the scale. B, which is the third note of the scale, and D, which is the fifth note of the scale. So when you put your hands in this position, from on the first note, third finger on the second row and pinky on the third note. And press it down. And do that again. 12341. More time. Okay, great. And that is how we paid a G major chord. 16. D Major Scale intro: Next scale in a circle of fifths is going to be. So D has two sharps nodes. These sharp nodes are going to be F sharp, which we already have played. So our next black node is going to be C-sharp. And I'm going to show the scope. 17. DM Scale (Right Hand): So for the major now, our new black note is going to be C sharp. So for the G major scale, we had that one black note, which is F sharp in D-major. We now add another black note which is C sharp. So for the D major scale, all we're basically doing is going from D to D, but we are now adding the F sharp and it's not gonna be F. And C-Sharp, C has now been eliminated from the scale. So let me show you this in the right hand first, and we'll go to left hand afterwards. So we're going to use the same finger pattern for this scale as well. So it goes like this. Skip F go to F-sharp, go under, skip C, go to C-sharp with the forefinger. Then repeat it. And we stop there. Let's do that one more time. So your first finger will be on the F sharp and your forefinger will land on the C-Sharp on this scale. Okay, so let's do this again. 1234. There we have it going forwards and backwards. Disrupt. Just remember that your four fingers on the C-sharp and your first finger is on the F sharp. So there we have it, guys. So you can practice that going forward and backwards in your right hand and then dry me to play with the metronome once you feel comfortable. So after 412341 more time, 123, go. So that is how we play the D major scale in our right-hand side, I'll show you the left-hand next. 18. DM Scale (Left Hand): In the left-hand, our third finger paste the F sharp and our second finger places C-sharp. There. It goes like this. One more time. Let's go backwards now. Nice and slow. So that's us now play that with a metronome, 1234, free fall. And that is how you play the D major scale in our left hand. 19. DM Scale (Both Hands): The D major scale. Both warfare fingers are going to hit the F sharp. Then we go under in our right hand. Now second finger hits the C-sharp, whilst the forefinger hits the C-sharp. So second finger hits the C-sharp and the left-hand, whilst the forefinger hits the C-Sharp in the right hand. To go in and go backwards. How we play it. So just have that in mind that your four fingers hit the F sharp. And your second thing when the left hand and your forefinger in a right hand hit the C Sharp. Alright, so let's put that all together. But the metronome off the fall 1234. After 41234234? Yes. Working at scale for me before you attempt to do the next girl, which is gonna be a major scale. See you soon. 20. D Major Chord Intro: The notes for the D major chord, D, which is the first note of the scale. F-sharp, which is the third note in the scale, which is the fifth note of the scale. And I'm going to show you. 21. D Major Chord: D major chord we put off from on the D, which is the first note of the scale. Then our third finger on F sharp, which is the third note of the scale. And our little finger on a, which is the fifth note of the scale. Press that down together. Again. 1,234.1 more time, 1234. Yep, so get used to the feel of that code, right? And I'll see you for the next one. 22. A Major Scale Intro: Next scale in the circle of fifths is going to be a. A has free black notes. We have already used the C-sharp and G-sharp, which is in the a major scale. But we now have a new black node, which G-sharp. So next up, I'm going to show you how we play the scale. The notes for the a major chord, which is the first note in the scale. C-sharp, which the third, knowing that a major scale and E, which is the fifth note in the major scale. So I will show you this. 23. AM Scale (Right Hand): So for the a major scale, we're adding another black node. So we already have the F sharp from the G major scale, the additional C-sharp from the D major scale, and a new black node is going to be G-sharp. Now we are free black notes in a major scale. Alright, so starting on a right hand first, and it's the same finger pattern as before. So it's one. She says in Granada, C-sharp. Go under. Now your third and fourth. Your third finger, F-sharp, and your forefinger be on G-sharp. Then we start the whole pattern again. F sharp, forefinger on to shop. So just have in mind that the first thing we will play C-sharp and F sharp. And you're fulfilling all play G-sharp note. Alright, let's do that together. Off the 412, 34f sharp, G sharp. There we have it. So now let's play with the metronome. Off the fall. 12341 more time. 1234. Them back. Just remember where your fingers are going to be fine. She free fall. That is how we play the a major scale and a right hand. So I will see you for the left-hand part. 24. AM Scale (Left Hand): So for our left hand, our first finger will go on the C-sharp. Then our first finger will go and F-sharp, and our second finger will go on to the G-sharp. So the only difference between the left hand and right hand when playing the black nodes is our second finger. Plays the G-sharp. Our third fingers offered finger is gonna be on C-sharp and F sharp in both hands. Alright, so let's do this again. So let me play this for you. So it goes like this. Second. One more time. And go back. That palmar side. Slow, stick a finger on there. I think that they're under one. Free. Fall under under your fingers. So welcome. Going forward and backwards. Then watch okay with that, then play with me at this point with the metronome. Off the fall, 12341 more time. 123, go. So next up, we're going to do both hands together. I'll see you there. 25. AM Scale (Both Hands): So now we're looking at both your hands together for the a major scale. So it goes like this. First fingers at the same time on a black note, C-sharp. Go on down your right hand, over your left hand and then your third fingers on F sharp together. But now your second thing, Gobi and G-sharp wash your forefinger and forefinger is on G-sharp in your right hand. Go under oath in your left hand. Fingers together on C-sharp in your right hand. Then searching this gecko, second and fourth end if your pinky and fun. Fact that okay, I'm gonna do it again without me talking off the 41234. So going backwards slowly. Just remember which fingers you used to play? Black and white. Let's do that again. So going backwards, it goes like this. Just make sure that you're using the right fingers when you go backwards and forwards. So let's nowadays with the metronome. Off the fall. 123, go again. 123,423.4. There we have it, guys. So that's how you play in both hands. So our net scale is going to be E major. 26. A Major Chord Intro: The notes for the a major code are eight, which is the first note in the scale. C-sharp, which is the third row in a major scale, and E, which is the fifth note in the major scale. I will show you this next. 27. A Major Chord: A major code for our family, a, which is the first note of the scale. Third finger on C-sharp, which is the third note of the scale. And a little thing on E, which the fifth note of the scale. And press that down altogether like this. 1234 and again, 12341, more time, 1234. So work on that for me. 28. E Major Scale Intro: Next up in a circle with the Connect. So the E major scale has four sharp notes. This sharp nose include the ones we would use, which are the F-sharp, C-sharp, and G-sharp. New black note now, is that the shot in the email? So I'm going to show you this one. 29. EM Scale (Right Hand): So now for the E major scale, we add another black note, which is the D-Sharp Lucknow. So we now have F-sharp, C-sharp, G-sharp, D-sharp, and all the same things as before in both hands. So it goes like this. She shops. So second finger and third finger on F-sharp and C-sharp go under. Now the third and fourth finger will threaten, go beyond C-sharp, D-sharp. And that's it. So all your four fingers will be on a black node. So your second and third finger will be on F-sharp, G-sharp, and your third and fourth will be on the C-sharp, D-sharp. I do for you one more time because e, second finger on F-sharp, G-sharp go under a certain day now on C-sharp and forefinger and D-sharp, and that's it. Then keep going. That's it. Then go backwards. Forefinger and D-sharp surfing when a C-sharp and G-sharp, second finger and F-sharp. Fan. Back to that. And there you have it. That's how you play it going forward and backwards. So this place now with the metronome. So I would like you to join me as I play with the metronome once you can play it forward and backwards. Alright. So after 41234, free and again 234, right. So next one is her left hand. 30. EM Scale (Left Hand): So now in our left-hand, we put our forefinger on F-sharp, third finger and G-sharp. Third finger on C-sharp. Second finger on D-sharp. Go again, full finger, F-sharp, G-sharp. The fat finger on C-sharp, second finger and D-sharp and firm. And do that again, free, write me talking, nice and slow off the fall. One to free dough. That's it. Alright, and going backwards from the same fingers. So just work on that for me in your left hand and dry me once you're ready with the metronome 123, go. And that's how he played the left hand. So next, I'm going to show you both hands together. 31. EM Scale (Both Hands): So we are now going to do both hands at the same time. So just make note of this. Our fourth finger in the left hand and our second finger and the right hand will match together. Our first fingers on G-sharp will match together in both hands. Then when we go to the C-Sharp, or forgetting who match on C sharp, then our second and our second in the left hand and are fulfilled. The right-hand will match together on D-sharp. Alright, so I'll say it one more time. So the forefinger on your left hand and the second finger in your right hand will match to give our third fingers together on G-sharp, Then third fingers together on C-sharp. Then the second thing, gut and your left hand on D sharp and the forefinger on D-sharp in your right hand will match together. Let's put up, Let's play that now. Nice and slow. Starting from E, this one, to free. Fall. Just like that. Now, join me. Good, nice and slow. On the left hand. The left hand under the right hand. So do that. So working out for me. So now we're going to go backwards. So it goes like this. Right? So now let's put that altogether are going forward and backwards with the metronome. But first work on it without no metronome, then joining afterwards, once you're comfortable playing it forward and backwards. After 4123 for and there we have it guys, so working out for me and I will see you for our next scale, which is the B major scale. 32. E Major chord intro: So the E major chord are going to be E. The first note, G sharp, which is the third node, and B, which is the difference. 33. E Major Chord : A major code for performing the E G-sharp and our pinky on the bee. And we press that down altogether like this. 234 and again, 1234 more time. 34. B Major Scale Intro: Next in a circle of fifths, we're looking at B. The B major scale has five sharpness. Sharpness includes C-sharp, D-sharp, F-sharp, G-sharp. And our new black nodes are sharp, node is a sharp. As you can see. Someone show you this. 35. BM Scale (Right Hand): In the B major scale, the fingering is different in the left hand to the right hand is all the same as what we've done previously and other skills. But in the left hand is a little bit different. So I'll show you that when we get to that point. So for the B major scale, our new black note is now a sharp. So we had F-sharp, C-sharp, G-sharp, D-sharp. A new black node is a sharp, which means that we're playing all of the black notes now. Alright, so all five black nodes. So it goes like this. So feminine, B, second finger, now, C-sharp, D-sharp. We go to the E. Then second finger on F-sharp, G-sharp, forefinger on a sharp, and pinky on beat like that and just repeats itself again one more time. So just know you're paying all the black ones now. So just think of it like this. All you're playing is the B and E white note, the rest of black nodes. And, and they're going backwards. The same way went over. There, you have it. Alright, let's do that one more time. But with the metronome 123, go more time. There we go. So next up, I'm going to show you this tanned. 36. BM Scale (Left Hand): So in our left hand, as I mentioned before, it's a little bit different now. So the fingering goes like this. We start on our fourth finger for the left hand. The reason why we start with our fourth finger it, because it helps us to execute this goal much better. Alright? So it goes like this for free to one, for finger over 4321, then free to one, then for free. And one to the pinky is not used at all in this exercise. All right, so in the B major scale, the little finger is not used at all. In the left hand. I mean, so let's do that again in a left hand. So it's 4321, then 4321321, then 432.1. But that Yeah, Then when we go backwards, it's 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3 and 4. Just like that. So just work on going forward and backwards with this B major scale, with this new fingering. Then I would like you to draw me at this point with the metronome 123, go. And again. And that's it. So next up, both hands together. 37. BM Scale (Both Hands): Scale maybe a bit more trickier in both hands than the previous girls only because the fingering in both your hands are a little bit different. Right? Because there's no pinky and our left hand or more, but in a right hand we're still using the pinky. Okay. So all the little finger. So to play this makes sure your forefinger on your farm matched together. Third finger in your left hand and second thing gotten your right-hand match together. Second finger in your left hand and third finger in your right hand mashed together. Firms in both have matched together. Then the forefinger and second finger matched together. First together. For a full finger in the right hand. And second thing got in the left hand on the beef fat firms altogether. Second thing got in your right hand and first finger in your left hand. And same as before. All the same. And the little finger and little finger and your right hand and firming your left hand. Let's do that again. I'm not going to top It's watch my fingers. After 41234. There you have it. Let's do that one with the metronome just going forward. 123, go one more time. Then backwards. 123, go 234. So now this go forward and backwards without stopping right off the 412-34-2341, more time, 12342, free and full. So that is how we play the B major scale in both of our hands. So we are now going to look at that circle for starting on the F major scale. So I'll see you for the next scale. 38. B Major chord Intro: The notes that B major code of B, which is the very first note of the scale, D-sharp, which is the third note of the scale, F-sharp, which is the fifth note. 39. B Major Chord : Major chord. We put our thumb on B, put our third finger on the third note, which is D-sharp. And our pinky on F-sharp, which the fifth note of that scale, and press it down like this. 234 and again, 12341 more time, 1234, which remember guys to put your fingertips on the notes that I'm playing with flat fingers makes your fingertips on the nodes. And that's it. 40. F# Major Scale Intro: Next up in the circle of fifths is F sharp. F sharp major. We have six sharp. G sharp nodes are F-sharp, G-sharp, A-sharp, C-sharp, D-sharp, E sharp, also known as X on the keyboard. As you can see, I'm going to show you this. 41. F#M Scale (Right Hand): The F sharp major scale, we have six sharps, F-sharp, G-sharp, A-sharp, C-sharp, D-sharp. And the last point is E sharp, which is actually F, F and E sharp or the same thing. This will all be explained in another course, but just know for now that the E sharp, also known as f, is the sixth sharp notes in the key of F-sharp major. So I'm going to pay this first in the right hand. Then I'm going to show you how I play this. It goes like this after 41234. So just know that we don't use our little finger at all in the right hand. To play this scale. You put our second finger on the F sharp, like this, setting, Guan, G-sharp, forefinger and a sharp from underneath the B. Second finger, and C-sharp, D-sharp from underneath to F. Second finger on F sharp. And same thing, green, as mentioned before. Keep going under the B seconds and grants C-sharp, D-sharp from underneath to this F. And with the second finger on F sharp, like that. Let's do that one more time. So F-sharp, second finger, G-sharp, forefinger and a sharp from underneath to the B. Second finger on C-sharp, D-sharp. From an F. Second finger on F-sharp, fetch and grew and D-sharp, forefinger and a sharp from underneath to the B. Second finger, and C-sharp, D-sharp from underneath the F. Then we end with the F-sharp. Second finger. Now let's do this with the metronome. 123. Go. So now let's do this with the metronome just going forward off the 41,234.1 more time, 1234. Then n. So that's it going forward and backwards. Stick a finger down to the farm, over with the first thing go from b, go over with the forefinger. That a sharp key going down from C over from him. Be. Another way for you to get this scale in your head is by remembering that the farm lands on the B or the F note all the time. Alright, so now we're gonna go forward and backwards now. Off the fall 1234. So that's it guys. So I will see you for the next one, which is the F sharp major scale in our left hand. 42. F#M Scale (Left Hand): F sharp major scale in the left-hand or forefinger and F-sharp, third finger and G-sharp. Second figure and a sharp. B over with the first finger. Free from an F, Again, wind and forefinger over to the F sharp key going from the B again. Do we end with the second finger? On F-sharp? Is the same as the right hand. The thumb always land on the F or the B. I did that for you again, nice and slow. Just watch my fingers. And there we have it. Okay, Then backwards, similar thing. So some goes to the F, go back and double the farm on the B. She doing the fungus, the F, the B again. Come to the end. I'm now going to pace with the metronome going forward and then backwards. Alright, so let's do this after 41234, backwards. And there we have it. Alright, so that's how you play in the left hand. So working out for me. So working your right hand? Working your left hand and then join me for the next part where we put in both hands together. See you soon. 43. F#M Scale (Both Hands): We are now at the final part of the scale when we put in both of my hands together. So to put both hands together all put our full finger in the left hand and second thing on the right hand, we pay them at the same time. Keep going. Then both are farmers would land on the B. Third finger in your left hand goes to C sharp. Waters second finger in your right hand goes and C-sharp. And we keep going. In both firms land on the F in the same pattern as before. Keep going. Just remember, both your farms will land on the B and the x. That will help me to remember how to do this. Then end. You post second thing goes on F sharp, like that. One more time, nice and slow. You can join me or just watch my fingers. Here. B, froms together, left-hand sums together over right here. Let's now do this with the metronome in both hands. Just take your time. If this, if I pay too fast for you, display your own paste in Germany with the metronome. Afterwards, after 4123 go, I'm now going to play with the metronome just going forward after 41,234.1 more time. 1234234. Okay, so going backwards is like this second finger on the F sharp from everyone. Go over in your right hand. Keep going. Under with your left hand. You go over your right hand and keep going. Oh, the black notes. Under in your left hand. To the F. Over with right hand. Coanda in your left hand. Over in your right hand. Gestures. That is to come back because one more time. So teeth both think both second fingers on the F sharp farms and the B. Avoiding the right hand. Keep going. And then your left hand, your right hand. On your left hand? Your right hand, and left hand. Your right hand. And that's how we did. So now let's do it for them backwards with the metronome off to 41234. And that's how you play the F sharp major scale in both hands going forward and backwards. Take your time to master this skill going forward and backwards. And I will see you for the next girl. See you soon. 44. F#M Chord Intro: The notes for the code, F-major, F sharp, a sharp, B, the third note, and C-sharp, which is a fifth note of that. 45. F#M Chord: A G-flat major code. We part from on the G-flat. Third finger on B-flat. And our pinky will be on the flat. And we play it like this. 1234 and again, 1234. And last time, 1234 wasn't until you've gotten up to this point here, you have learned all your major codes and major scales. So what I would love for all of you to do now is practice your major chords and scales together. And we're going to do this by following the circle of fifths and fourths. Okay, so e.g. we need to work on your C major scale and code together. Then you're going to go over your G major scales and chords and so on. Alright, so I wanted to work on it just like that. And I guarantee you'll be able to master all the skills and codes in no time. So I hope to see you in the next course where we're going to be looking at the minor chords and minor scales. Alright, so I'll see you all soon. 46. F Major Scale Intro: We are now going to go anticlockwise, which is also known as a circle or false. So from C, We're going to F, which is gonna be afraid for scale in a circle, folks. And we have one black node, and it's black note is B flat, as you can see. I'm going to show you this. 47. FM Scale (Right Hand): So we're now looking at our circle of force. And our first one is the F major scale. So in F-major we only have one black node, which is the B flat black node. That's the only black note we place. We're going from F to F with the addition of one black node, which is B flat. So in this scale, we use all our fingers apart from our little finger. Alright, let's break this down real quick. So watch this. So we start on F. So we go 1234, you go under 321, go under again, 123, go under the forefinger. We end on that note. Let's do that again. So it goes 1234123, go under 12, free, fall, under 123.4, like that. Coming backwards. It's for free. Go over with the forefinger. 4321. Go over the third finger. 321. Go over with the forefinger. 4321. Let's do that again, just going backwards. For free. One forefinger over three to one. Third finger over, free to one forefinger over 432.1. Let's not do this with the metronome going forward and backwards. 123, go. Let's do that one more time. 123, go 234. And that's how you play the F major scale in our right hand. So next up I'm going to show you how we do it in our left hand. 48. FM Scale (Left Hand): So in our left hand, the fingering is exactly the same as the other skills. So it's 5 4 3 2 1, 3 2 1 4 3 2, 1, 3 2, 1 at the end. So let's pay is nice and slow. So just remember we only have one black node, which is the B-flat note. So let's start The 41234/4. Then 32.1. Yep. Then same way going backwards. She 3, 1, 2, 3 4, 1, 2 3 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Let's do that one more time. They would do with a metronome afterwards. So to start off the 41234. And there we have it. So let's now do with the metronome off the fall 1234t 3.4. Alright. And that's it, guys. So could you work on that for me? So working your right hand than working your left hand, then join me for the next part. We put both hands together. 49. FM Scale (Both Hands): Now it's time to put both for our hands together. So I'm going to paste nice and slow because as I mentioned before, both hands are doing totally different things. So I'm going to explain whilst at play. So like this, nice and slow watch my fingers from a little finger together. Second in the right hand and forth in the left-hand. Third fingers go together next, 10 s, left hand and forth in right hand. Then we go under with the farm in the right hand. And from the left hand, at the same time. First finger in the left hand goes on D, wants a second finger goes on D in the right hand. Keep going. They may go under now with the right hand on the F. And so both of the forms of be on F. Now the forefinger and your left hand will be on G. Was the second thing got in your right hand will be on g. Keep going. Go to that B-flat again. Second thing, we're on B-flat in the left hand and forefinger on a B-flat in the right hand. Go under now in your right hand. Third finger goes over in your left hand. Then the farms go together in both hands. The forefinger and second finger. Forefinger and your left hand, second finger in your right hand. We keep going. It's the same pattern as I mentioned before. We keep going froms together. Then we end with the farm in the left hand and forefinger in the right hand. Like that. Alright, so take your time with that. Go over what I just showed you. Just make sure you understand where your fingers are going and you should be fine. All right. And just remember that we're going back the same way with the same fingers. I'm going to do it again, nice and slow, but without talking. Alright. So you can watch my fingers after 41234. Yep, that one more time. And that is how you play the F major scale in both hands. So just take your time with this one and you'll be good, right? So I'll see you for our next exercise, which is the B-flat major scale. 50. F Major Chord Intro: The notes for the F-Major chord, or a. 51. F Major Chord : The F-Major chord, we put our farm and F fread finger on a, and our fifth finger, pinky on C and press it down like this. 1234, again, 12341 more time. 1234. 52. Bb Major Scale Intro: Next in the so-called false, we have B flat. B flat major scale has B-flat, which was found in the F-major scale, and our new black notes, B-flat, C. I'm going to show you this. 53. BbM Scale (Right Hand): For the B-flat major scale, our fingers are totally different in both of our hands compared to the other scales. So this scale and other skills that follow are a bit more trickier than other scales we've just done. So we'll first look at our right hand of the B-flat major scale. So we start with our second finger now, and it goes like this. So second finger, from underneath to see one to the d, to free on B-flat, E-flat. Me go under F, G, a, B-Flat forefinger. Them go under the forefinger, but the farm, there's 123, go under 123.4. I did it again. We start with the second finger on B-flat, go under with a firm than it's 123123 on the E-flat. E-flat, then it's 1234. So one on the F to G, a on the free and forefinger and B-flat. Them go under again and repeat the same pattern is 123.1, 23.4. Yep. Then going backwards is for free to 1/3 to one over with the forefinger. For free to one over with the first finger. Free to one. Do we end on two? Right there. So what cannot just go forward and backwards without no metronome? Then join me now with the metronome for this one. Off the fall, 1234t 3.41 more time. 123, go. 23.4. And that is how he played the beef that may just go and our right hand. So I'll see you for our left-hand next. 54. BbM Scale (Left Hand): In the left hand, we now start with our first finger on D flat, like this, so it's free to one. When we get to D, We put our forefinger over to the E-flat, 4321, then free on the B-flat, free to one, then forefinger over 4321, and we end on that for you one more time. So it's free to one over with the forefinger 4321/3 to one over the forefinger, 4321. Then so going backwards now, it's 1234, then underneath the farm. 12, free under the farm again. 1234 under the farm again, one chain and free one more time. So it's second finger in the E-flat. And 1, 2, 3, 4 and 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 1, 2 and 3. So we are now going to play with the metronome. 123, go one more time. 123 go. And that's how he played the B-flat major scale in our left hand. 55. BbM Scale (Both Hands): So plaintiffs scale with both hands may be tricky at first, but it will become easier the more you practice it. Okay, so I'm going to go nice and slow fee and watch me as I play this, then try and play them afterwards. So fat finger in the left hand, second finger in the right hand play together like this. Second finger and the thumb on the sea. From and second fingers. A from the left-hand second finger. And your right hand. For finger in your left hand, the Fed finger in your right hand on E-flat. Then Farming first finger goes together. You're underneath like that. Keep going. Third finger in the left hand with the full finger in your right hand. Keep going same way before full. And third. From the left hand surfing or in your right hand. Then second thing got in your left hand and forefinger in your right hand. And don't be flat like that. I'm not going to play in both hands without me talking. And just go backwards. Second and set. Let me quickly explain the backwards part. So secondly, the full finger down. Forfend fair together. Then fed in the left-hand fulfilling right hand over forefinger and first finger again. Second and third. Yep. So working that, then Jeremy with the metronome. So after four guys food and backwards, 123 go. And that's how he played a B-flat major scale in both your hands work at this very slow pace. And if you find that challenging, I would say work on each hand separately, then put them together once you feel comfortable. Alright, so I will see you for our next scale, which is going to be the E-flat major scale. 56. Bb Major Chord Intro: The notes for the B flat major chord, B flat. The first note of the scale, D. And 57. Bb Major Chord : The B-flat we perform and B-flat, which the first note, third finger in D, and a little finger on F. And we play like this. 123-41-2341 more time, 123.4 and that's it. 58. Eb Major Scale Intro: Next girl in a circle, false is E-flat major. E-flat major scale. We have E-flat, A-flat, B-flat. As you can see, I showed his teammates. 59. EbM Scale (Right Hand): So for the E-flat major scale, we have E-flat, A-flat, B-flat. So our new black node is going to be a flat. So for the E-flat major scale, we start with our second finger on the E flat like this. So follow along the path from underneath to F. You go in for x and gotten the A-Flat forefinger and the B flat from underneath. C. Then first finger. And if that got underneath again, the farm. For the same pattern. A flat third finger on the beef fats for finger, under a game but a firm. Second. Then we end on E-flat with the third finger. One more time. Second thing going E-flat. F, G, a flat, forefinger, and B-flat under again, from unsee. Second finger on D. E-flat under again with the pharm. Same fingering. Go under one. Free on E-flat. Yep. So welcome. Just going forwards and backwards, it's going to be free. One full finger over to the B flat. A flat, down to G, F, E, D, C, B-flat, a fat CI. Second thing got on E-flat. And as I'm playing on for them backwards. So welcome. Going forward and backwards. Then join me now, put the metronome after 412341 more time. And that's how you play the E flat major scale in our right hand. So next is our left-hand. 60. EbM Scale (Left Hand): So now in our left hand, we start with the forefinger and E-flat. Join along with me. Go to the F, j forefinger over to the A-Flat. Surfing when B-Flat, second finger on C. Then from D, surfing go to E-flat. Keep going. Same. Repeated, fulfilled. The second thing go on. If that's definitely one more time, just watch my fingers and I will stay quiet this time. Hope you have that. So going backwards, it's gonna be two then 1,234.1. Spray under again, 1234123. So just really work on the pattern. All right, let's try it one more time. So it's second finger. 1, 2 3, 1 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3 and 1, 2, 3, 4 and 1, 2 and 3. So once you've got that, then join me as I play with the metronome 1234123 dough. So it's working your right hand and your left hand separately and German next, as you put both hands together. 61. EbM Scale (Both Hands): Now let me help you put both hands together. So first finger and your left hand and second finger in your right hand. It goes like this. Third finger. Second finger together suffered in their left hand. Second in the right hand. On your right hand with a farm family, the left-hand second finger in the right hand. Fulfilling vote for finger goes over in your left hand on a flat. Yeah. Keep going from underneath and your right hand. Then such finger and your left hand goes on to the E-flat and surfing grow in the right hand, E-flat. Keep your finger over the A-Flat. And from underneath finger in your right hand. Then we end with the second finger in your left hand with the first thing got on the right hand like this. And they do it again. I'm not going to talk this time so you can see my fingers as it goes forward. So work on that for me, then dry me now as I go backwards. So go back like this first and second. Over we are right hand. And your left hand, your right hand. The right hand. The left hand. Side and second together. So we now play forward and backwards. That no metronome you can join in if you want to. Alright, so after 41234. And so now let me play with the metronome off the floor, 1234. And that's how you play the E flat major scale in both hands. So welcome that one for me and take your time and you should be fine. C5, next girl, which is the a flat major scale. 62. Eb Major Chord Intro: The notes to the E-flat major chord, or E-flat, which the first part of the scale, G and B. 63. Eb Major Chord : E flat major chord. We perform an E-flat, third finger and G, and our pinky on B-flat. And we play it like this. 12,341,234.1 more time, 1234, an acid. 64. Ab Major Scale Intro: The next scale in the circle is a flat and a flat major scale. The notes that we have a flat, B flat, D flat, and E flat, D Fazang, new note. I will show you this next. 65. AbM Scale (Right Hand): So far a flat major scale we have for black nodes, these are A-flat, B-flat, D flat, and E flat. So to play this girl, we pause second finger on the a flat, searching on B-flat underneath for the firm. Second finger on the flat. Third finger on E-flat. Under, with the farmer game to F. Second finger on G. First finger on a flat, forefinger on B-flat. Go under, but the farm to see me continue on as before, second finger and D-flat, E-flat. Under one more time the farm. From an F, second finger and G and the third finger on a flat. Let's do this one more time. Nice and slow for you. So it goes like this. Second thing on a flat, B flat underneath the farm. Keep going to the second finger and D-flat. Third finger and E-flat. Under f with a farm second finger and third finger and A-Flat forefinger. Now I'm B-flat. Go under with the farm to the sea. Second finger on D. So our second finger and D-flat, E-flat. From underneath again, The second thing growing G. Then we end with the third finger on a flat. Just like that. I'm not paid this time. I want you to try me without no metronome off to 4123. Go. 66. AbM Scale (Left Hand): So now in the left hand, what we do, we start with our third finger in the left hand. Fingers a little bit different to the right hand. So it goes like this first finger on a flat. Second thing grounded, B-flat. C. Forefinger goes over to the D-flat. Third finger on E-flat. Second finger and F from on G. First finger on the A-Flat. Second finger on B-flat. C, forefinger over to D-flat, E-flat. Second on f, from G. Then second thing got on a flat. It's that one more time watching very carefully or you can join me as well at this point. So, suffering when A-Flat, second thing from B-flat, from on C over with the forefinger, D-flat. Then on the E-flat, It's the first finger, second finger and f and g. Such thing. Go over to the A-Flat. Second finger on B-flat. Fancy. Forefinger over and D-flat is keep going all the way down. Then we end with the second finger on a flat. Just like that. So now going backwards, it's second finger. On a flat, we go down to G but a farm. Then second finger and f. First and grunt, E-flat, full finger on D flat though under up at the farm. Second finger on B-flat, searching grant, A-Flat. So under the farm, just keep going down. We weighed down. And forefinger and the D-flat go under one more time with the farm. Second finger on B-flat, and we end on B-flat. So welcome that for me guys, just go forward and backwards and then dry me with the metronome. 123. Go. What time is good? And there we have it, guys. That's the, a flat major scale in the left hand and we've done the right hand, so work on those hands separately and join me. Once you feel comfortable in both of those hands as you put those hands together, See you soon. 67. AbM Scale (Both Hands): Okay, so to play this one in both hands, we've got paid nice and slow to watch my fingers as I do this. So it's the second and third together. So for finger in the left hand, second finger in the right hand. So we can go down. Now we cross over with the farm in the right hand. So both firms will enter and see. Forefinger. We'll go over now in your left hand, the D-flat. Whilst the second thing got in the right-hand plays a D-flat. Go under now with the firm in your right hand to the F was the second finger in your left hand place to F. Now, change in the left hand. Put your first finger on the a flat in left hand and keep going in your right hand. Do go under now with the farm on C in your right hand and continue. And continue with your left hand. Go over with the forefinger in your left hand and continue with your right hand. Under with the right hand on the F. Keep going there me. End with a second finger on a flat in your left hand and the thumb. And your third finger in your right hand like that. And then pay again. But now it's wanting to watch my fingers. Or you can try and play along with me. I'm nice and slow. And there we have it going forward. So let's go backwards now. So first and second together, let me go down with a fireman second finger. Go over in your right hand. On your left hand? Over now with the right hand. The left hand. The right hand. Left hand. The right hand. End there. So take your time and welcome this one. Before joining me with the metronome. I'm now going to play with the metronome 123. Go one more time. That is it guys. So work on that for me and take your time with it and you'll be fine. All right, and I'll see you for our next and final scale, which is a D-flat major scale, CSE. 68. Ab Major Chord Intro: A flat major chord has the A-Flat as its first node, C, which is the third note, and E flat, which is the fifth note. 69. Ab Major Chord: A flat major chord. Performing a flat, which is the first note, third finger and see, which is the third node. And our little finger on E flat plate like this. 123-41-2341 more time, 123.4. 70. Db Major Scale Intro: The last girl in a circle of force in the majors is B flat. D flat major has five flat D flat notes, or D-flat, E-flat, G-flat, which the new ones, a flat and B flat. Well done and getting this far, we've come around the whole circle. I will show you the scale. 71. DbM Scale (Right Hand): We are now looking at our D-flat major scale. And in this scale we have five black nodes, or five flat notes. Should I say? The five flat nodes are D-flat, E-flat, F, G flat, a flat, and B flat. So the only white notes that we press, R, C, and F. An easy way for you to learn scale is to note that the firm always presses either the C or the f. So if of course is under to the c node or the f nodes, the firm will always cross on the eve of the ethno or the C note. I'm gonna paste for you right now and I'm going to explain as I play. So we start with our second thing. Got on the D-flat, E-flat From goes underneath the F. Second thing run G-flat, fasting, growing a flat, forefinger on B-flat, from goes underneath to see second finger on D flat. Third finger on e-flat, goes on underneath to the F. Second thing, grungy for that third finger and A-Flat forefinger on B-flat underneath to see. Then we end with the second thing got on the flat. So I hope you noticed that my phone was always go on the f or to the sea nodes. I'm going to do that for you one more time without me speaking so you can watch my fingers. So 1234. There you go. So going backwards, now we go down to the sea off the D-flat, finger over to B-flat. And we keep going from the F over, from c over f again, over one more time. Second finger on the slide. So going forwards we go under with the farm to the F or the sea. Then going backwards because over with the thumb on the F or the C. Alright, so let's now do this for them backwards with the metronome. So welcome to scale now, both forward and backwards. Then join me as I play with the metronome now off the 412341 more time. And that is how we play a D-flat major scale in our right hand. Saucy for our next lesson, which is going to be the D-flat major scale in our left hand. 72. DbM Scale (Left Hand): So far I left hand similar to the right-hand, the firm will be playing on the F and the C notes. Alright, so like this, we start with our first finger on D flat. Keep going from an F. Go over with the forefinger. Keep going all the way down. And form and C go over from an F over C. Then we end right there. Did that one for you one more time. Go over alpha, alpha family and done like that. So don't backwards, we go down to the c. Yeah. So it's pretty straightforward from the F to the sea. The sea. Then we end on the flat, just like that. Alright, so what can that for me? And I'm going to play with the metronome now. After fall, one, free fall. That is how we play our D-flat major scale and our left hand. So working your right hand than left-hand separately. Then drove me for the next lesson where you put it all together. 73. DbM Scale (Both Hands): So we're now on to our final scale in both hands. So well done. You've gotten up to this far, excellent work so far. So how it goes like this? So you put our third finger and the left hand and our second thing than the right hand. At the same time like this. Nice and slow second finger on your left hand side feeling your right hand firms together. Over your left hand. You go in from underneath in your right hand on the sea. From underneath in the right hand on the F, go over your left hand. Psalms together. And then second fingers in both hands to the free one more time. Firms together on the f Xi farms, always matching the seeds on the app. There you go. See a welcome that these going forward. And then let's go backwards. See it's gave on the farms. Over in your right hand. On your left hand, your right hand, and your left hand. Your right hand. And your left hand and your right hand. And that's how we end. Tastes nice and slow by yourself and then join me as we play with the metronome after fall 1234123. And again, There we go. So if you have gotten this far and you've been able to play the D flat major scale. You have now completed all of your major scales. So well done on a great achievement. And you should have also learned all your major codes as well. Great work guys. And just take your time. You'll find that any scales tricky, just go over them and keep working on them on a regular basis and you will eventually get this. Okay. Just take your time with it and I'll see you soon. 74. DbM Chord Intro: The notes for the D flat major chord, B flat, which is the first note, F, which is the third node, and a flat which is the fifth note. 75. Db Maj Chord : D flat major chord would put a farm on D flat, third finger and f, and our pinky will be on a flat and we play it like this. 1234 again, 12341 more time, 123.4. And that's it. 76. Outro: Want to thank all of you for being a part of this course has been great teaching you. And I hope you've learned a lot about the major scales and cools and you're able to implement them in your plane as well. So take your time with these scales. It will take time to learn all of them. Some be easier than others, but eventually will become second nature to you. So I hope to see you in the next part, which is the minor scales, right? So I'll see you real soon.